Cute little cabin and beautiful area. The people at the store are kind and friendly really nice place

Great except the bathroom sink backs up, afraid to take a shower, and the hot plate doesn't work

We aren't from the area and booked this place on a whim just to get away in the mountains for a spring weekend. The place is just as advertised. It is a small cabin on the same lot as the Mercantile, which is a small convenience store+bar, and is run by the same very friendly and helpful lady. It is a cabin, not a hotel room, but if you're expecting a cabin it will meet expectations. It is one block from Bambii Inn. Food is a bit of an issue in the spring on weekdays, there is nothing to buy after 5pm, but Stacy at the Mercantile stayed open later than her closing time to make us a pizza which saved us a long drive back to Chico for food. The people around were extremely friendly, we made friends over beers at Bambii Inn, and plan to come back.

The location of the cabin was in close proximity to all of the 4th of July festivities. Since we had never stayed there, we had assumed the cabin was a bit more isolated as shown in the pictures. That was not the case. There were other cabins and RV's in very close proximity, which meant lots of people, cars, 4x4's, dogs, etc. We were OK with that since we were there to celebrate the 4th of July weekend.Upon exiting our car (which was parked directly in front of the cabin), I stepped into a large pile of dog poop. I didn't realize it until I was already inside the cabin and had tracked it all over the carpet. Not a great start to our stay. The place is pet friendly, so just be aware.The cabin is very rustic. It has most of the amenities a person needs. In my opinion, things inside the cabin are a bit dingy and need of updating (bathroom rugs, towels, broken molding around doors, hairs on the inside of the bed spread, etc) and a good scrub! Whether or not it was, it just seemed dirty (and I'm a camper). We will not stay there again.